Elegant and complex, this Ardmore balances old-school smoke and farmyard character with a beautiful waxy side, vibrant fruits, nuts and ashy notes.
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Ardmore is a Highland single malt Scotch whisky distillery near Kennethmont, Aberdeenshire. Adam Teacher built the distillery in 1898.
Elegant and complex, this Ardmore balances old-school smoke and farmyard character with a beautiful waxy side, vibrant fruits, nuts and ashy notes.
Glorious waxiness and tropical fruits elevate this whisky, with elegant evolved peat and impressive depth from decades of aging.
A great combination of elegant smoke and minerals, almost tropical fruits and above-average complexity.
The unusual Monbazillac cask unites deep peat with pleasant sweetness, creating a natural, balanced whisky with a long smoky finish.
Smoked raspberries, cured meats, ginger, marmalade and charcoal make for a wobbly but good-fun Ardmore, though the spirit and ex-Oloroso finish don't entirely…
Citrus, strawberries and gentle smoke lead to a sweet, layered dram, while resting it in the glass or adding water reveals floral, licorice, leather and…
A beautiful, elegant dram with old-style evolved peat, blending earthy, smoky notes with fruit, peppery honey and a long mineral finish.
A fresh, inviting Ardmore with soot, grassy herbs, brine, lemon and green apple, delivering a smoky, oily palate and a long, chocolate-herbal finish.
A pristine, medicinal nose of iodine, minerals and sweet lemon leads to peppery peat, salted caramel and sooty smoke, finishing with bittersweet herbs and sweet…
Green vegetal peat mingles with surprising sweetness, lemon and herbal notes; not the most complex whisky, but the combination works well and should make a…